Just one week ago, Colts owner Jim Irsay called his team the "most complete" in the NFL. That is about to be tested for a second straight game. Starting LT Anthony Castonzo is done for the season.

Charley Casserly scouts six notable players, including a pair of Pittsburgh Steelers linebackers, who could be set for bigger roles in Week 14.

The NFL preseason has ended. The regular season is less than a week away from kicking off and that means it's time for teams to cut their rosters down to 53 players before Saturday's deadline.

The Bengals are rebuilding their offensive line. They have signed guard John Miller to a three-year, $16.5 million deal, Pelissero reports. Here are other transactions we're monitoring Friday.

The NFL preseason is over. The season is less than a week away from kicking off -- and that means it's time for teams to trim their rosters to 53 players before Saturday's roster deadline.

The Patriots still rule the AFC East, but Jeremy Bergman says one familiar foe will be a thorn in their side in 2018. Which team is set to surprise the NFL? Have a look in the division preview.

The injuries on the offensive line are starting to pile up for the Dallas Cowboys. Owner Jerry Jones said Friday his team could sit multiple offensive starters in order to avoid further injuries.

Is any position group more stacked than the Philadelphia Eagles' defensive line, led by Fletcher Cox and Brandon Graham? Chris Wesseling lists the seven deepest position groups in the NFL.

There is no greater bargain in sports than a starting NFL quarterback on a rookie contract. After paying Dak Prescott pennies, the Cowboys brass knows it will need to ante up soon.

The Dallas Cowboys suffered when star left tackle Tyron Smith was out of the lineup the past two seasons. This weekend, he said he's taking steps to make sure that doesn't happen again in 2018.

The Eagles didn't draft Corey Clement or Jake Elliott, but they sure benefited from their services in Year 1. Just how good were they? Jeremy Bergman provides rookie grades -- and offseason outlooks -- for each NFC East team.

The Dallas Cowboys lost their third straight game on Thanksgiving. The struggles thrust coach Jason Garrett on the hot seat and led to questions about the job security of Rod Marinelli and Scott Linehan.

The Eagles (9-1) cemented their eminance in the NFC East, pulling away from the Cowboys (5-5), 37-9, thanks to a dominant second half on Sunday Night Football in Week 11.

Sunday's Week 11 games are in the books. Some teams that were on a hot streak saw that come to an end this week. Here are our big takeaways from the weekend.

This year's version of the New Orleans Saints are looking a whole lot like the one that won the Super Bowl in 2009. A big reason why? The offensive line's play, Nick Shook explains.

Dallas Cowboys left tackle Tyron Smith is not expected to play Sunday against the Philadelphia Eagles. Can the Cowboys' replacement hold up against one of the best pass rushes in the NFL?

Adrian Clayborn's incredible six-sack performance in the Atlanta Falcons' win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday never would have happened had it not been for his wife encouraging him to play this season.

The Dallas Cowboys will continue to have to play without their All-Pro left tackle. Tyron Smith will not play Sunday, NFL Network's Jane Slater reports.

Marc Sessler examines the playoff picture taking shape in the NFC -- and he sees Carson Wentz's Eagles and Drew Brees' Saints top a fiercely competitive field.

The Cowboys could be without another key figure for Sunday night's ultra-critical showdown with the Eagles. Linebacker Sean Lee is unlikely to play in Week 11 because of a hamstring injury.

Adrian Clayborn has struck gold. The Atlanta Falcons pass rusher triggered $750,000 in contract incentives after registering six sacks Sunday against the Dallas Cowboys.

The Cowboys knew their running game wouldn't be the same without Ezekiel Elliott. But their entire offense suffered without left tackle Tyron Smith, opening the door for six sacks from the Falcons' Adrian Clayborn.

Several of Sunday's games from Week 10 showed that some teams are getting ready for the postseason while others should start thinking about the draft. Here are some of our big takeaways from today.